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Description:	Helland Bridge This is an early 15C bridge, little altered since then although the second arch (from the north end) has been rebuilt with a very pointed arch and the first has a parapet supported by a long granite slab on granite corbels. The image is leaning rather heavily to the right, but I thought it was worth submitting because it can be compared with the two on the imagesofengland site. The first of these http://www.imagesofengland.org.uk/images/06/77/L067735.jpg was taken in March 2004 and shows grass growing under the first two arches. Mine was taken in March 2001 and shows a pool of water under the first arch and a large pile of silt under the second. The second English Heritage image http://www.imagesofengland.org.uk/images/06/75/L067526.jpg was taken in May 2007, and shows the space under the first arch again full of soil.
Location:	50.511234, -4.730507
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Date:	06 03 2001
Photographer:	(c) Copyright Humphrey Bolton and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence
Source:	Geograph


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current	18:25, 20 December 2020		640 × 460 (101 KB)	C2r (talk \| contribs)	'''Helland Bridge''' This is an early 15C bridge, little altered since then although the second arch (from the north end) has been rebuilt with a very pointed arch and the first has a parapet supported by a long granite slab on granite corbels. The image is leaning rather heavily to the right, but I thought it was worth submitting because it can be compared with the two on the imagesofengland site. The first of these http://www.imagesofengland.org.uk/images/06/77/L067735.jpg was taken in Marc...

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